TYPO3 offers over 5,500 extensions in its official repository, ranging from content elements and forms to complex workflow automations. If an existing extension doesn’t fit the bill, we develop our own: custom content elements, form logic with multi-step validation, or interfaces to third-party systems. Every extension is built to remain compatible with TYPO3 updates and to avoid creating technical debt. This means clean documentation, automated tests, and an architecture aligned with TYPO3 core conventions. When selecting existing extensions, we apply strict criteria: active maintenance, regular updates, and compatibility with the current LTS version. We check every extension for code quality and security before deployment. This ensures that your system remains maintainable, expandable, and free of legacy issues even years down the line. For each project, we decide on a case-by-case basis what a TYPO3 agency should develop in-house and what it’s better to purchase.

TYPO3 releases LTS (Long-Term Support) versions that receive security updates for several years. The current LTS v13 will be supported through December 2027. V14 LTS will be released in April 2026 with support through 2029. These clear cycles make maintenance predictable, both in terms of time and cost. We handle core updates, extension updates, and regular security checks for your installation. This also includes monitoring for outdated extensions and potential incompatibilities. Before an update goes live, we test it in the staging environment. If an extension is no longer compatible, we’ll find an alternative or develop a replacement. This allows you to focus on your content while the technical foundation remains up-to-date and stable.

TYPO3 was designed from the ground up for multilingual websites. Language variants, translation workflows, and country-specific content are core functions of the system, not features added as an afterthought. For your editorial team, this means that content can be maintained, approved, and published on a per-language basis. Clear responsibilities and a structured workflow prevent inconsistencies across media. Fallback logic is also possible, for example, when a page is not yet available in all languages. Permissions and approval processes can be configured individually for each language. Country-specific adaptations go beyond mere translation: images, contact information, and legal notices may vary depending on the market. We set up the language structure to fit your markets and internal processes, whether you have two languages or twenty.

TYPO3 places higher demands on server infrastructure than lighter-weight CMS platforms. We rely on high-performance hosting environments with PHP optimization, Redis caching, OPcache, and automated backups. A staging environment is standard: changes are tested there before going live. We also provide monitoring that tracks availability and load times and issues early warnings if any issues arise. For international projects with high traffic, we configure CDN connections to ensure the website loads quickly worldwide. We also keep a close eye on database performance, especially for websites with multiple language versions and extensive content. The goal is an infrastructure that runs stably, scales with your project, and eliminates your day-to-day worries.

TYPO3 can be integrated with CRM, ERP, PIM, or marketing automation systems via REST APIs and custom middleware. Whether it’s product data from a PIM, leads to a CRM, or job postings from an applicant tracking system, we build the bridge between your website and your business processes. Integrations range from simple data imports to bidirectional interfaces with real-time synchronization. More complex scenarios are also possible, such as when data from multiple sources needs to be consolidated and displayed differently in the front end. Every integration is documented and built in such a way that it remains maintainable regardless of the connected system. If changes are made to the third-party system, there’s no need to rebuild the entire interface. This ensures your integrations remain stable and scalable in the long term.

TYPO3 is considered one of the most secure content management systems on the market. A dedicated security team regularly releases patches. Community-driven development ensures transparent security processes. Unlike WordPress, where a large portion of vulnerabilities stem from third-party plugins, TYPO3 relies on a well-designed, secure core. In addition, granular access rights allow you to precisely control which users can view and edit which content. IP-based access restrictions and two-factor authentication can also be configured. Security updates are deployed promptly and tested in the staging environment beforehand to ensure nothing breaks. Regular audits identify potential vulnerabilities before they become a problem. Combined with a clean server configuration, this results in a level of security that meets enterprise requirements.